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Quiz on Present Perfect basics

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Natali Grynyshyn
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Quiz on Present Perfect basics

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What’s the form for Present Perfect?

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I’ve lost my passport. Is the action unfinished or finished with a present result now?

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What’s the difference between yet, already, just?

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Which word means 'a short time ago' in Present Perfect context?

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Which word is used before you expected?

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Which one is used in negative sentences and questions?

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Which structure is used to ask about experience?

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What’s the difference between 'been to' and 'gone to'?

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Which tense is used with 'How long…?'

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What are the markers with since / for?

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What film .... this month?

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How many messages .... today?

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I .... a lot recently.

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I have never been .... Australiia.

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Sales .... in 2001, but then ... again in 2002.

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Why ... last night?

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I .... about the problem a dozen times.

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When did he arrive .... Ireland?

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Sorry, I'm late. How long .... ?

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I have .... answered 20 questions.

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Present Perfect is formed with has/have plus the past participle.

Present Perfect shows relevance to the present, i.e., result now.

Yet appears in questions/negatives; already signals completion; just means very recently.

Just refers to a very recent moment.

Already expresses anticipation or surprise about completion.

Yet commonly appears in negatives and questions.

Experience questions use present perfect: Have you ever...

Been to = you have experienced it; Gone to = you went but are not here.

How long… asks about duration up to now, using present perfect.

Since marks a starting point; For marks a duration.

 
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